2 Weeks At The Beach House
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  • Parts 6
  • Time 1h 3m
Ongoing, First published Jul 12, 2012
“You know you’re beautiful, right?” Trent half-whispered to me as we lay on a red blanket staring at the stars. “Nope.” I said popping the ‘P’. I smiled at I turned from my back to my side and cuddled into his chest. He placed his arm around my waist and started drawing patterns on my hipbone. “Well, you are. And I can’t believe that I have never seen you before. I’m just lucky that some boy didn’t get you before I did.” He smiled and turned to towards me and kissed my forehead. “Why can’t we stay here forever?” I asked looking up and him and smiling. “Because then I couldn’t show you off. I want everyone to know that you’re mine when we go back.” He smiled again as he moved his face in front of mine. I felt his breath on my lips as I waited for him to kiss me.
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"Would you like to dance?" the boy asks me. I stare deep into his blue eyes, but I can't figure out who he is. He's tall with dark hair and the brightest blue eyes I've ever seen. I know everyone at this school, but with his features hidden behind his mask I can't tell who he is. "Sure, I would love to." Did I just say that? I agreed to dance with a random boy who I don't know. He takes my hand and leads me to the dance floor. We dance for a few songs and then he asks me, "Would you like to take a walk? I know the perfect place." I nod and he pulls me behind him off the dance floor. We leave the hotel and start walking down a little path. At the end of the path I notice a little fountain surrounded by candles. I wonder if he set this up. We walk over to the fountain and we sit down on the edge. "I had a wonderful time tonight," says the guy. He reaches to his face and removes his mask. I recognize him immediately. How did I not know it before? *** Carter Bennett has managed to survive her first 3 years of high school. Everything has been amazing... for the most part. She had her life completely planned out. And everything was on track. Until she met one boy. William Aston, one the school's most popular residents. Being the school's football captain, incredibly handsome and an all around nice guy. And to top it all off, every girl's dream guy. He could have anyone he wanted. But he chose the girl he could end up suffering the most in the end with. Will Carter and Will's families and friends end up driving the two apart? Will Carter's strange past drive Will away? Can Carter and Will power through their tough challenges for the one thing they have never truly experienced. Love. *COMPLETED*